NordKapp to Portugal. TET Finland. Solo motorcycle camping trip. Part 4 Is that Epic?

[@protestagain]

When I see your bike go down and you struggle to get it up, I know with myself, I will never be able to do that again, so I am happy to see you and others ride TET. It's been over thirty years since I rode a bike, but the desire has always been there, but now I've had my femur replaced with stainless steel, so I don't think it'll ever be TET with a bike and I see that it's also difficult with a 4x4. But in the meantime, I can accompany you and others on similar trips, which I really appreciate.

[@protestagain]

By the way, I have followed many others who have run TET in Finland and all of them have run close to Russia, and the reason I have followed them in particular is that I am very interested in Finnish history and the three wars they fought for nearly eighty years since. It will be exciting to follow you driving TET on the west coast of Finland.

[@nemoltu]

In my humble opinion, all GS, Africa Twin, or Desert X are way too heavy for TET. Not for all of it but for the hard sandy and muddy terrains, or some places, mostly in western countries- hard technical routes (I will see that in my trip later) It is a lot of fun and a challenge, but sometimes it's very dangerous.

[@vladk5718]

Perfect roads, perfect weather, perfect video 👍👍👍

[@nemoltu]

Thank you, Vlad!

[@skulijakobsson5116]

Much Enjoyment 👍😎

[@patrikfranzen4535]

Dude. Love your trip. I’m a few weeks behind you heading up to Nordkapp this Friday. Keep safe out there on your own!

[@nemoltu]

Hey, I wish you the best weather and dry roads! Are you doing TET as well?

[@patrikfranzen4535]

@@nemoltu yeah as much as I have time for. Sweden up and west coast Norway back is my plan. Ride free my friend 🤘

[@nemoltu]

@@patrikfranzen4535 Sounds fun! The west coast back in Norway will be amazing if mother nature gonna let you enjoy that! My honorable mentions for you are - Trolstigen, Westkapp, Stegastein, Lysebotn fjord, Lindesnes lighthouse (the southern point of Norway :)

[@TomVestvik]

That was a proper lunch break. It’s been fun, interesting and educational to follow you on this trip. Looking forward to the next stages.

[@nemoltu]

Thank you, Tom, :) even, in the wilderness can't forget that we should have manners :D It is an amazing journey, just sad I've lost my Inhelmet microphone, cause that would give some real-time commentary about riding on some parts of the terrain. But this has been a journey for me, learning to ride, film, and present to you, guys,.

[@vytours]

Geras filmukas. Ačiū!

[@nemoltu]

Tikrai prašom!

[@vytours]

@@nemoltu Kaip planuojat per Baltijos salis vaziuot?

[@nemoltu]

@@vytours Persikėlęs į Estiją važiavau TET (ten buvo žiauruma..), tik aplenkiau dalį, bet antrą dieną, tai yra vakar, pradanginau vieną kamerą ir po begalybės ieškojimų sukau vairą tiesiai Lietuvon (bus video rytoj arba poryt greičiausiai). Po pertraukos startuosiu nuo TET Lietuva viršaus ir tęsiu kelionę link Portugalijos.

[@white-rider]

Yeah, that's the unrefined gravel I mentioned. Swedish gravel roads are much better, Finland should've imported that tech :D I wouldn't touch the chain for at least 5k km, just to check if it'd last longer this way. Cheers!

[@nemoltu]

I adjusted it one time, cause it was on a limit kinda. But I'm not oiling it, cause I was suggested that by the dirt riders. Looks like all of Finland repairs their gravel roads with it. I hit that so often.

[@advseeker]

6:08 😂 and this is how we stay fit.

[@nemoltu]

Just have to trust the process 😆🤭

[@duncanmccallum3688]

Hey do you have a GPX file of the route you could share?

[@nemoltu]

Hi, I do, but sometimes my GPS tracking is not recording the track perfectly. There is a better way. I'm riding and following the Trans Euro Trail and doing that via their GPS track. So you can get it as well, it's free.- transeurotrail.org/ If you are an Android user they have an app, so it's even easier. But if you want one of mine, we can figure out some way I could drop it over to you.

[@tomasjakas8712]

🛵🛵

[@nemoltu]

Yep, still going :)

[@StephenIanDow]

Hi old mate, awesome vid again...I was thinking about dirt riding; and yes, you have to be in the moment; focused on what you're doing...and that's the enjoyment. Sometimes on bitumen roads, it feels too easy. Now, about " rock lake ", I reckon those rocks were left there by a glacier about a gazillion years ago. Maybe I'm wrong; I like geology. Regards from Oz....

[@nemoltu]

Hey, Stephen, Thanks again! It was still surprising that it wasn't growing anything in between the rocks :) But I should agree with your theory.